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... memoirs for The Loreto Sitters were the 'rhe late Christy Brien dated their kindness to the United first nuns to come to Bray. the family back to 1648 when . Irishmen who wets exiled in Tlkeir first small private house was on the outskirts of Dublin and it ...
... in. The letter is one of a number of facsimile documents compiled by S. J. Connolly of the Public Records Office. The United Irishmen in the Ba!tingles.; area were collecting a stock of arms at that time and the maps showed that there were big raids in ...
... WHEN Did you know that the pariah of Baltinglags had more United Irishmen than any other area in Co. Wicklow. Well. that's what a man wrote on 7th May. 1795. He wrote a letter to the Castle with visual proof of this fact. He drew a map of the Bakingless ...
... community the first one that the Pariah Priest or Rector would call on if he wanted to get work done. It should be the first unit people would call on if there was a tragedy in the town, he says, recalling an ethos which has long since died out of many ...
... problem the Irishmen on his mind. a very short space of where booby traps may some of the finds were lifestyle formed part of a encountered but that had Luckily he was grabbed time. have been set for years. extraordinary, producing twelve months United nothing ...
... be seen in a hollow on the hill about 500 yards above the road. From an early date he was an active organiser of the United Irishmen and in the military system he was one of twentyfour captains elected for Wicklow. He marched south with the Wicklow contingent ...
... student when be married the fifiteen year old daughter of a Dublin woollen manufacturer. He was a founder member of the United Irishmen which was later to feature our own Michael Dwyer. He was dissatisfied with the Catholic Relief Bill of 1793 and lished ...
... least 1648. The Putlands entertained lavishly, and travelled extensively. They were well-known for their kindness to the United Irishmen who were exiled in Paris after the 1798 Rebellion. ...
... of Michael Dwyer was to be born, 36 local men who had been imprisoned in Dunlavin on suspicion of being members of the United Irishmen, were taken out to Dunlavin Green and shot by soldiers of the Wicklow Militia. Just one man survived the May 25th massacre ...
... same night. The editor of History Ireland Mr Tommy Graham will open proceedings the following morning with a lecture on 'United Irishmen, Wicklow and Dublin,' while Darragh Keogh of Trinity College will speak on 'Catholic Clergy in 1798' later the same morning ...
... ceremony at the Royal Hospital Kilmainham. President Robinson lays a wreath to honour all Irishmen and Irishwoman who died in past wars or on service to the United Nations. 11.30 Morning Worship 12.15 Today's Gourmet 12.45 Opera Stories 1.40 News Headlines ...
... Fortunes of Maurice O'Donnell: an Irish-American story' (Falconer, Dublin 1887); 'The Shan Van Vocht: a story of the United Irishmen' (Gill, Dublin 1889, reprinted 1920) and 'The Flight from the Cliffs: a tale of the Catholic Confederation of Kilkenny' ...